Wawrinka S. - Murray A.

Yes, Berg's favorite, but it won't be easy for him. Last year they met on grass and Bergs only won after 3 sets. By the way, the first 2 sets ended in a tie break. Bergs has a good serve, but recently Choinski has statistically been better at returning serves and creating opportunities for breaks. Plus, he's playing at home, which is also a slight advantage. In this tournament, Choinski's game is solid and he can definitely resist Bergs.

Solid coefficient for 2:0 Draper.
I wrote about him recently, that he returned after a long injury, but his game is constantly improving and both matches ended with a confident 2:0 win.
On grass he is one the better overall players. Left-handed, strong first serve, aggressive forehand, it works perfectly on grass.
He plays at home and the motivation for Wimbledon is huge. The addition of legend Andy Murray to the team has clearly given him more confidence. By the way, Murray himself was an elite player on grass and surely has something to teach this very talented player, who can boldly be called a dark horse at Wimbledon.
Diallo is tall, at 2.03, and his serve is not bad, but this season his results on grass have been noticeably worse than on clay. He also had some trouble against his first two opponents in this tournament. The sets can go to a tiebreak, which is a bit concerning, but Draper knows how to play tiebreaks and with the support of the crowd, he should be able to take a 2:0 lead.